Metalloids are Solids.
The metalloids are groups 13-17 and periods 2-6.
The elements in Metalloids are Boron, Silicon, Germanium, Arsenic, Antimony, Tellurium, Polonium, and Astatine.
Three Physical properties of Metalloids
It insilates and conducts electricity
They can carry an electric charge under certain circumstances
Has a melting and freezing point
Three Chemical properties of Metalloids
These materials have semi-conductor properties.
Can act like non-metals when they react with metals
metalloids often form amphoteric oxidees
Three interesting facts about Metalloids
Can act like non-metals when they react with metals
Metalloids are also called Semimetals because they are in the middle of non-mteals and metals
Most metallic elements are to the left and to the bottom of the periodic table and the most nonmetallic elements are to the right and to the top
Metalloids By Vanessa Beck and Taylor Armour
Metalloids are Solids.
The metalloids are groups 13-17 and periods 2-6.
The elements in Metalloids are Boron, Silicon, Germanium, Arsenic, Antimony, Tellurium, Polonium, and Astatine.
Three Physical properties of Metalloids
- It insilates and conducts electricity
- They can carry an electric charge under certain circumstances
- Has a melting and freezing point
Three Chemical properties of Metalloids- These materials have semi-conductor properties.
- Can act like non-metals when they react with metals
- metalloids often form amphoteric oxidees
Three interesting facts about MetalloidsTwo common uses for Metalloids
- Its used in computer chips
- Also used for calculators
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